Routledge Celebrates Black History Month

Routledge is proud to celebrate diversity and promote tolerance through the research we publish.

In honor of Black History Month 2022, we’ve collected a range of articles from across our portfolio, which highlights Black History and culture.

This collection is free to access, share, and cite until the end of 2022.

Article Title	Author(s)	Journal
The Technicity of Blackness: On Failures and Fissures in the Art of Sondra Perry	Megan Driscoll	Art Journal
“And the Jet Would Be Invaluable”: Blackness, Bondage, and The Beloved	Matthew Francis Rarey	The Art Bulletin
How, still, is the Black Caribbean child made educationally subnormal in the English school system?	Derron Wallace & Remi Joseph-Salisbury	Ethnic and Racial Studies
Ironheart, Marvel Comics, and The Crisis of Black Girl Representation	Kiana T. Murphy	The Black Scholar
African Newspapers Limited and the Growth of Newspapers for Africans in Southern Rhodesia	Sylvester Dombo	Media History
On Decolonisation and the University	Priyamvada Gopal	Textual Practice
Leave to Speak: White Scholars, “Allyship”, and Shakespeare Studies	Harry R. McCarthy	Shakespeare
Grenfell, Race, Remembrance	Claire Launchbury	Wasafiri
Identifying and Transforming Racism in Museum Education	Marit Dewhurst & Keonna Hendrick	Journal of Museum Education
From colonial subjects to post-colonial citizens? Considerations for a contemporary study of Black México	Anthony Russell Jerry	Third World Quarterly
Political Economy and the Tradition of Radical Black Study	AJ Rice	Souls
Extraordinary People: Hero Movies for African American History Month	Bernard Beck	Multicultural Perspectives
‘It’s just how we articulate the Blackness in us’: African American teachers, Black students, and African American Language	Danielle Marie Greene	Race Ethnicity and Education
Space as Testimony: Collecting Oral Histories Among Nigerian Seamen	Lynn Schler	The Oral History Review
The peculiarities of South African history: Thompsonian social history and the limits of colonialism	Stephen Sparks	Social History
#African Time: Making the Future Legible	Thomas Widlok, Joachim Knab & Christa van der Wulp	African Studies
Alien tree invasion into a South African montane grassland ecosystem: impact of Acacia species on rangeland condition and livestock carrying capacity	Thozamile Steve Yapi, Patrick J. O’Farrell, Luthando E. Dziba & Karen J. Esler	International Journal of Biodiversity Science, Ecosystem Services & Management
On-farm cocoa yields increase with canopy cover of shade trees in two agro-ecological zones in Ghana	Richard Asare, Bo Markussen, Rebecca Ashley Asare, Gilbert Anim-Kwapong & Anders Ræbild	Climate and Development
Quantifying and mapping land use changes and regulating ecosystem service potentials in a data-scarce peri-urban region in Kenya	Peter Waweru Wangai, Benjamin Burkhard & Felix Müller	Ecosystems and People

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